animal love

Animals blessed with fast motion often seem to enjoy teasing other animals, like animal tag: Yah yah, can’t catch me, slowpoke! And the ones getting teased very often clearly enjoy it. Playtime breaks up boredom, and animals detest boredom as a special form of torment all its own.

The defense mechanism of the Golden-tailed Gecko The mucus released is not poisonous but has a rotten odor that is unpleasant to the enemy.

Two monkeys seem to want to eat it over the phone...it's so cute

Monkeys are high socially animals. They hug because it feels good Not just because of practical reasons. Mother Nature gave them this kind of emotional feeling to strengthen social alliances. Incidentally, that is the only reason why we humans feel. it is not spiritual but has advantages for us humans like for every other living being to survive

This is a normal behavior in elephants, the mother elephant will use her trunk to carry the lost baby elephant when she was very young to follow the herd everywhere, until the baby elephant begins to decompose, the mother will stop mourning. Elephants are very intelligent, they always care about other members of the herd, especially baby elephants. They often make visits to the site where a previous member of the flock died. Elephants will use their trunks to smell and touch the deceased member's land to pay tribute. Elephants have very good memory, they can remember all the long roads they have passed in their lives. Where there is water, where there is food, elephants will remember and pass it on to their descendants. Similar behavior occurs in baboons, who also show love and are very sad if their young are unfortunately killed.

A dam tries to swallow an giant elephant- People saved the elephant escaping from the big dam

Orphaned young owls are cared for and fed using a fake owl and a full-body camouflage outfit. Young birds will feel more secure when the fake mother is around. This is to avoid adult owls becoming familiar and dependent on humans, helping them quickly return to a safe wild environment.